The phrase "at better quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in the standard or grade of something, typically in contexts related to products, services, or experiences.
Example: "We aim to produce our goods at better quality to meet customer expectations."
Alternatives: "of higher quality" or "with improved quality".
Both companies hope that their video site will out-perform YouTube by offering more professional content and at better quality.
That means snapshots taken with the twist-open phone can be downloaded and printed at better quality than other cellphone cameras, said Don McGuire, a Kyocera marketing executive.
It would not only reduce corruption but governments would provide more services the public wants and at better quality.
Through the reporting of this set of practical activities, we hope to provide support for software engineers willing to adopt techniques that support the analysis and design of applications aiming at better quality of use for their users.
"We're in a great position to take on the interest in these snacking games and produce them at better quality, lower prices, with lower cost of development – that's a great business model.
In my short conversation with Lumus CEO Ben Weinberger, he went as far as to say that "for every given field of view, Lumus can show a much brighter and better image at better quality and in a smaller form-factor than any other technology".
CMS has developed several programs aimed at incentivizing better quality at a lower spend, termed Alternative Payment Models (APMs).
While you don't need to offer Venezuelan beaver cheese, offering your customers cheeses they can't get at the supermarket, or at least better quality cheeses than the local market, will help you stand out from your competition.
But if some companies can pay so that their content reaches people faster or works at a better quality, those who can't pay don't have a chance to compete and be heard.
"He had two hits in the game and had better quality at-bats.
Paid crowdsourcing platforms provide requesters with tools that promote their tasks to be completed by someone in a timely fashion, at equal or better quality than a full-time workforce.
